Summer rolls on for another week and the last few artists in our summer series are still coming. Tonight it’s the man who could have been leader of The Time. Ever wonder what that may have sounded? This one might be close and unites Alex and Cherelle for the first time.
Tonight at 8, it’s the music of the Ohio Players. Until then, we take you back to their appearance on a show called Midnight Express in the mid 70’s. Check out the styles, hair and clothes.
Tonight, it’s the music of Levert and the solo music of Gerald. Check out the fellas getting their dance moves on with Heavy D. More tonight at 8 on Majic.
If you’re old school, you know that before they called him Uncle Charlie, Charlie Wilson was the lead vocalist for the Gap Band. Tonight, it’s a sample of both. Until then, check out a young Charlie with his brothers in the Gap Band.
Blu Cantrell had a song in 2001 called “Hit Em Up Style”. Apparently she snapped ala Martin Lawrence early this morning in Santa Monica. TMZ.com says Blu was running through the streets, ranting about people trying to kill her. Check out this developing story and the video to her 2001 hit here.
While Labor Day marks the unofficial end to summer, I’m going by the calendar. There are more hot days and artists to get to before fall arrives later this month. Get ready for the S.O.S Band tonight. Until then, check out this 1984 video.
Tonight I’ll wrap up my four day tribute to Michael. He would have been 56 this Friday. Tonight, we’ll wrap thing up with music from his last projects. Michael made some incredible videos with some big stars. Check out MJ’s b-ball skills, both of them on “Jam” which featured the late Heavy D. More tonight […]
The Triumph album led to a world tour. See if you can pick me out at 22 in this photo of the Jacksons backstage in Cincinnati before the show.
Join me for a day of golf at the Norbeck Country Club in Rockville on Monday September 15th for the RCDC Annual charity golf outing. RCDC helps the community in many ways. Click here for information on the organization and golf tourney registration information.
We’ve covered the music prior to Michael becoming a solo artist for the last two nights. Get ready for more Michael tonight as our celebration of his upcoming birthday continues. Here’s one from his debut solo album “Off The Wall” to get you in the Michael mood.
All this week, we celebrate the life and music of Michael Jackson. Last night it was the early years as the Jackson 5. Tonight, the years after Motown without Jermaine. Check out young Randy on the congas.